Do I need orbital decompression to achieve my goal? (Photos)

I would recommend that you get assessed by a fellowship trained oculoplastic surgeon. The American Society for Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery maintains a regional directory of highly qualified surgeons who can assess your issue. Surgery would be necessary to address the upper...

Hello Creative7153, thank you for your question. In your case we must take into account several factors when evaluating the type of procedure that can be done to refresh and rejuvenate your eyes, since the supinator muscle of the eye generates a negative traction force on the eye and it makes...

Thank you for your question. There are many vascular and neural structures behind our eyes. If these structures get harmed, irreversible blindness may occur. So this is not a kind of treatment that I suggest.

There is a strong fibrous tissue between our lower orbital bone and lower eyelid skin. This is called the orbitomalar ligament. This is the main reason of the tear trough deformity with laxed connective tissue that holds the fat tissue. This is why the fillers can not permenantly address this...

Eyelids come in two varieties: innies and outies. You have an innie eyelid. There are associated with a central levator disinsertion. Eventually, this can lead to upper eyelid ptosis and compensatory eyebrow elevation. This is evident on the right side where your eyebrow rides higher. If you use...

You have a very mild issue that could be helped with a well done hyaluronic acid filler service. This will likely work for you for the next 20 years. The challenge is that these are fussy services and are hard to find done well. These undereye treatments are fussy and it can be very frustrating...